Havoc Pennington wrote:
> For the benefit of the original poster - the alternative to _new() is
> that everything is supposed to happen in _init(), and then if you need
> more information to set up the widget (stuff that traditionally would
> be arguments to _new()), they should be settable via object arguments.
>
> So then you can create widgets with gtk_widget_new(), similar to the
> way you create canvas items.
What is an example of an _init callback?
This is how I'm trying to get it to work:
widget is created
data is created and added to widget with gtk_widget_set_data.
. . .
on configure_event, data is accessed again and again
. . .
on widget-destroy,
data is freed
widget is destroyed.
I'm trying to use a callback on 'realize', but even realize happens
*after* configure_event.
configure_event tries to access nonexistant data and then crashes.
The exact moment of widget creation should not be edited because it's inside
a Glade 'interface.c' file.
Is breaking Glade-compatibility the only option?
John
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